Brain Activity

Brain activity refers to the electrical and chemical processes that occur within the brain's neurons, which are specialized cells responsible for transmitting information. When you think, feel, or act, your neurons communicate through electrical signals and chemical messengers, creating patterns of activity. These patterns underpin all mental functions, from basic reflexes to complex reasoning. Brain activity can be measured with techniques like EEG or fMRI, revealing how different regions work together. Ultimately, this dynamic activity enables your perceptions, thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, functioning as the foundation of your conscious experience and biological regulation.